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Health ~ weaIib-Dr. Bsanregards
Tonic aud Herv ne, tie erent
French specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY IN all ils stages.
~ mental and physical depfestion, spet.
mAtorrhoa, hypochondfia, hefillty' neural.
ala, hystsrla, incapAciy tor study or bufl,
meas, paralyFla, I'm Impotence, epilepsy los. 81
memory, soQsnins Of tn braia, and all dis
eases of the nervous system may DO Tld.
oally cured In either scr ~ t-e use ~ thi
unescellod preparat on. IL " matter
supreme Importance 10 use aTprttrlAb
tssatmont fbr the cu'e Of the lofs o. nerve
power. and DR.. BeAyegafd'S Tonic ant
hss n1oysd infsIIibls IN taken according 10
dlreetions, which arc afiHed 70 each bottl,.
One boz equal 10 ono month";. uehtusntI
will cure recent case.. Price, saoo 4 boz,
nald an ree.itt Of price. We sufra itse slx
B a.as ~ 10 cure any case. with ca.h ORDERS.
csived b. Us for siH boIe, 70 VII sead oar
v,I,isn guarantees 10 return the money II
a,,n. Il aoss \ OF eject q cure. A. Henk.
al A DO. drugrisu, sole agents Tor United
H,s,.s' M; II and MS Main a.. Memphis. Tess
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Won DER AHE'S VOICE
RAISED WITH EPFECr AGAINST
PRESIDENT WIKOFF.
No Game at Blrmlngham-Charles-
ton Ballles-Baseball News
All Around.


BIRMlNeuAx, ALA, July H.-Thcre
YVES hard rain this afternoon, and no
game Of ball. The Memphis men leave
for Charleston tonight.
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Earned runs-Charleston, 3; Nash
vile, /. Two base hits-Powell, Will
lIame, Corcorsn, Alexander. Total
bsse hits-Cbarltstop, Is; Nashville,
6. Lett on bsses--CharleetoD, 8; Nash
vile, 4. Bases Standardization, 3
Nashville, /. Struck out-By Smith,
2; by Alexander, l. First base on
balls-Charleston, 3, Double plays
Mannion, Hayes and Firle; Williams
and Powell. Passed balls-Nicholas
/. Time OF game-0ne hour and
twenty minutes. Umpire-Barrett.
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QuARrsRnlsrnp's 0rrIsI, u. &, Ahrr.l
Rooms n and " Gate City Hank bund.nr'
ATLANTA. "a, July II, 1887. }

QuIRrsRnLtrnp's 0rTisI, u. &, Alsy.l
Rooms ~ and ~ Gate City Hank BulldlnG,
ATLANTA, "a, July III, 1857. }
CEALgD PROPOSALS In triplicsis will be
= received at this once ustil IL o'clock IN. !,
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of August. 1887, ~
which time and place they will DO opened IN
the presenos OF such bidders a. may attend
the opsning, for constructing At tho orinth,
Miss, N.tiontl Cemetery about l1S feet OF
enclosing wall aud for repointing and re-
building at certain places about he zane
number Of feet OF wall as por tpeciDcations
which can be had on application TO the tu-
perintcudent at the Cem etery..
Awards will DO made 10 the lowest rcspon-
sible bidder for the entire work. -
A guarantees bond In the sum OF toO "
teauired With each Md IN form presoribsd IN
the blank, that will DO furnished Tor making
proposals.
said blanks eau DO had on application "a
this once, or 10 the Superintendent OF the
Ceuetery. "
ject any or ali bids and 10 waive irroEulArliy
in bids. Envelopes containing proposal.
,houid be markof proposals Tor Wall AZ
Corihth," and addressed to the undds,ty,,ynsd'
Major and QuArtermaftsrU Il. Army.
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To All Policy Holders In the Mem
phis City Fire Insurance 20.

i from Insurance have this day rcinsured
their LIABILITY under their hIa policies in the
North British and Me&S3tile Ip,gIance
agents. They will call upon you at an early
day and offer TO substitute the reinsuring
company's policies for ours, and we recon-
mend the same TO you that We may the sooner
have all our contracts retired and for the rca-
son that a direct rolicy In such q strong, re-
liable company 10 best Our Mr. II. q. Har-
most oil you, has engaged with Nelson A
Raine. and We bespeak for all these gentle
men your favorable consideration and the
continuance Of your patronage with them.
The cntire and hearty good will Of our COM
pany, its officers and directors, goes with the
NAPOLEON HILL, President.
HssRY J. LYNN. Cashier.
Julv a 1877
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Detroit. 10, Chicago, 4.

Detroit, MICH, July 27.-A base on
balls, a single and two two-base hits
earned three runs for Detroit in the
first inning. Again In the second two
bases on balls and four singles followed
by Hanlon's home run earned seven
more. After that Baldwin settled
down and only three more hits were
made of him. A base on balls and
three singles gave Chicago two in the
first; two hits and Hsplon's muf let
In another in the second and Ia the
fifth q fislder's choice and three base
hit gave one more run. Attendance,
$500. Score:
Detroit. ..,.... $4,000 00-lO
Chicago. ..-..... 200 90 o. 4
Earned runs Detroit, 10; Chicsgo,2
Home runs-Hanlon. Two-base hitt
White, Rowe. Three-bsse hits-An.
son. Passed balls-Beunett. !. Wild
pitches win, 1. First base on
balls-Richardson, Brouthers, White,
Manning, Darling, Arson. First base
on errors-Detroit, /; Chicsgo, l
Struck out-Getz,n, 8; Baldwin, 3
Umpire-D oescher. Tme-0ne houi
an filty.fve minutes.
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U. $. EsoiSIrE orricr. !

NO. LOO Madison street, Z
Memphis, Tenn, July y, lN,D
CRALED Proposals, In triplicats, will 30
> received at my otlcc, IN Ashsville, N G.,
until noon OF August IS lsH for continual
tlon OF construction and repair Of leyee irem
ArkanfAa City, Ark. 10 amos Bayou, hrk.
The AMOUNT 10 b expended viii be about
t6,SOO, less sngineetins sud other ntces.ary
expeniss Tho bids vill be for the whole
work, about 900. % cubic ysrd. ~ ioers arc
fequsited TO be present a. the openinE OF tho
bidS. blank forms tor proposals., inttruc-
tons 10 bidders md tpecihcatons concern
Il Z the vSrk, may DO obtained By addressing
this ofheo. Proposal. must 20 made on tho
lustIfy 10 The anon 4 a $3.50 each. The u,
4. reserves TIE right 10 sJsct any aud all
proposals, and 10 valve informalitiel. Pro-
polals must be sealed, marked on snyeloRs.
nPropos.ls for Lsves Wors. Arkansas City
A kmos Bayeu," an 4 be addressed to
'" WIN. J, R0SBELL.
Captain Of Ensiassra.
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HUGH B. CULLEN
No. 4 Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn.
DIED..

wASHINGT0N-At Bon Aqua Springs.
Tenn, July q, 1887, MAMA MAY. only child
Of W. d. Washington.
RAJA-At the residence OF her father. No.
81 HernAudo street, Wednesday evening:
July "a, 1887, at s o'clock. LORNA, beloved
daughter Of Louis and Catherine Rsja.
Duo notice Of funeral will DO given.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hotel.

@. D. GALLOWAY Il co. ........ PRorRIRroRs.
Rates q so and 9S Ter day, according TO
size and location Of room-Spccial
ratas ada
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Only Temperance Bitters Know

The Old Reliable Remedy % % years stan
Ing counts It's cures by tho million OF all Disease
Arising from Torpid Liver or blood Impurities
10 IL free from alcohol or any Kind OF mt
eral poisons, being purely vegetable ,
Vinegar Bttters N no uncertain medicinl
made 10 please the palate or 10 mislead the sui
fering. When taken II proceeds 90 business
and the patient soon obtains III. relief hoped fol
The friends OF Vinegar Bitters are Iegtos
We have vet 10 hear Of any ono who has use
lhlsinyaluable medicine without being bencfite>
Try it, then, II In poor health, and you WI
soon Ind good health return. IL IA put up
two styl-S, viz. Old Style, slightly bitter, m
New style, pleasant taste.
Price, si.Ob per bottle Sold by all druggist
IN. III. MCDONALD DEUG 90,
/ Cor, Washington and Charlton strets, N.
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Duny'. Europeas Hotel.

cornsr Of Adams and Main streets. Rooms
SOC, 75c and Al per dAyi American Plan, ..
Hotel, ]. NJ. DUFFY 90 years with Pea
body Hotsll Proprietor.
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Personal

Mr. y. II MADEIRA and family have
move 20 eshagloa. The best wishes
of lost II tfieuds accompany them TO
their new home.
Misses Florence and Anne Yost are
visiting friends pear Berkeley Springs.
Miss Lille Eicbelt.rger spent several
day this week with Tier aunt, Mrs.
Slwrrard, Of Gerardstawn.
Mr. Lee Hollis Il 5 secured position
10 Baltimore AID lift for that city last
Monday.
Miss Lizzie Tice, Of McConnellshurg,
Pa, after visiting the family Of Mr. G..
p Miles for several weeks, returned
home or Saturday
Miss Ellen Booker is visiting her
sister, Mrs. II. d. Roller.
Mr.. IIuIlihen Burkhart was visit.
ing his parents this week.
Miss Sallie Brown Harrison is Wis
iting tue family Of Mr.. L. w. Lup.
ton.
Mr.. Austin Rodrick, OF the Theo-
logical Seminary, Alexandria, Va,
accompanied BY Mr.. John Tyler,
came home Saturday.
Dr. S, a. Hinkle and family arriv-
ed in Martinsburg this week from
Florida. 1t is the intention of the
doctor TO resume business here
again. He will receive warm well
come from the people.
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WHAT, GOING III STOP

Now, dont--six lines down Is great facs,
we'll worth the attention Of sensible people
like yourself When you interrupted ia,
we were just on the point Of saying, that this
elegant assortment d stylish clothing jast
opened is calculated to
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LINEN busters.
BEES and fishing worms.

LINEN uusl.fS.
BEES and fishing worms.
FRONT gate simperings arc IN
vogue.
Soon the little grasshopper viii
set in his hops.
TREMENDOUS lightning and tuun-
der storm Wednesday night.
AND now some naughty people,
devil crabs.
THE base ball fever in Martins
burg has had q damper placed over
it.
SNAKE stories have ceased, and
predictions about the peach crop are
multiplying.
Mr.. JoHN MARsTELLA had his left
hand caught in some machinery at
the B. & 0. shops and lost the first
finger.
LICENSES to sell liquor were grant
ed to Messrs. Philip Smith and
Charles FL. Keefer, last Saturday, by
the County Court.
MEssRs HARRY MoREHoUsE and
Charles Dyche attended q masque-
rade ball at Williamsport on We'd
nesday night.
THE little youngsters are anxious
to go bare.footed. Soon, you can
depend upon it,the little stone-bruise
will get in its work.
THE city brewers have decided to
raise the price of beer s per cent.
Between the prohibitionists and the
brewers, the thirsty man has hard
time.
THAT was a queer young dude
who, being asked to say grace, held
up his little head and responded;
''ThGnks, Lawd, awfully !" He does
not live in Martinsburg.
THE friends of Miss Mollie Baugh-
man gave her a pleasant surprise
party, on Tuesday night. While
dancing did not occur,yet the young
sters didn't get home until morning.
Mr.. PAUL STRAUsNER has removed
his bar and restaurant opposite his
former place of business and now
has one of the cosiest and cleanest
places in Martinsburg.
DID you notice the styles out on
Circus day? Brilliant red associat-
ed with pea green, and yellow didn't
turn its nose up at white. The lad
les were busy criticising all day, but
the third mountain lassies got there
just the same!
TIE first day of May stilled the howl
ing winds of March, brought out the
bees, called forth the songs Of birds,
and shed brightness over the landscape.
Now, you can buy straw hats and linen
busters in safety, and prepare for pic
MICS and summer promenades.
A MARE beloning to Mr.. David
Dodd, of Falling Waters District,
gave birth to q colt on Sunday
night, that was entirely minus
feet and legs. The little animal was
in perfect health otherwise but was
disposed of before it discovered the
sad figure it would have cut among
other animals.
Some Folks
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Twenty-three years ago we we're
3O,OOO,OO0 Of people; now we are
over 100000.
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CARPETS, MATING, OIL CLOTH
RUGS, BLINDS, LACE, DAMAsK AND
ScRIM CURTAINS, &c.-As we intend
changing our location in the fall TO that
Just north of the Market House we are
very DESTROYS Of closing out our line Of
above named goods, so we can go into a
new store with an entire new stock.
This in a rare chance for bargains in.
this line. We have full line Of Brus-
sells, Ingrains and Rag Carpets,on which
we will guarantee TO save yon from
5 cts. to Is cts. ayard. Nice Flower
ed Carpets, Is cts. Our homemade
Rag Carpets are the best and smoothest
that come Into this market. Mating
that we sold last year at Is cts, now
20 last year 80 cts, now Is. Window
Shades, all'styles, on string or spring
rollers, all prices. Don't fail to see our
stock OF Lace Curtains by the yard or
pair. Curtains that we sold last yeai
at So. so per pair, now $3.50; last year
$500, now $3.50 last year $500, now
$500. Elegant Scrim at 10 cts. yard.
Also full line of Curtain Polls, Cur
tain Chains, Furniture Fringe, Cree
tonne, Jute and Raw Silk, for curtains
or furniture covering. We are deter
mined, if possible, to close those goods
out before fall, and all we ask is for
YOU 10 call and examine our stock. and
we viii guarantee to save you from ten
to fifteen per cent. no tronble to show
goods, and one price to all.
EMMERT q FIERY.
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Some Folks


have much difficulty in swallowing the
huge, olu fashion pills, but any one can
take DR.. Pierce's "PIeasant Purgative
Pellets,' which are composed of concen-
trated vegetable extracts. For diseases
of the liver and stomach, sick and bilious
headache, etc., they have no equal. Their
operation is attended with no discomfort
whatever. They are sugar-coated and
put up in glass walls.
THE Harrisburg Sunday Telegram
last Sunday contained good wood cut
of Editor Harry Richard, of the Will
Transport (Md.,) Transcript, with an
interesting sketch of his life. He is no
doubt the youngest editor in the United
States, and has already achieved dis
tinction as an able writer and a useful
newspaper man. We hope in tho fu.
ture his popularity may increase, and
the people of his State recognize more
largely his ability and genial, friendly
disposition. Shake, friend Harry, and
accept our congratulations
THE Moundsville Herald has entered
upon new year. The old patent print
has been dispensed with, and the whole
paper is newsy and as bright as new
dollar. Friend Will Burchinal is one
Of the most deserving young editors in
the State and as long as he Yields the
pen editorial, the good people of
Moundsville will have thorough ex-
posture of vice, and terse, able presen-
tation of news happenings and note
worthy events.
OWING to the unfortunate illness Of
several of the best players in the Mar
tinsburg Base Ball team, and also, to
the fact, that no suitable grounds can
be secured, the club have thought it
best to disorganize, Mr.. Chas. Pitzer,
the home catcher, had his fingers severe
ly injured in trial game last Monday,
but with the assistance of Mr.. Stewart
Cage, held the strong scrub" nine that
played against him, down to Z scores
the regulars scoring As. Wefeel sorry
that it becomes necessary for the club
to disband, but the circumstances in
the matter, and the difficulties that be-
set it, are such as to confirm the wisdom
of the actions taken.
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GENTLEMEn,, do yon want purchase
yourselves y frst-class suit Of STRING
GOODS? Go direct to the manufacturers,
where you can get better III, Better quail
ity of goods and n larger stock 70 select
from. You can save from 70 to cooper cent.
from us, as we manufacture all our own
clothing. j. BRAFMAN.
BALTIC. CLCTHISG House.
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THE PAVEMENT QUESTION. Are
we to have good pavements or not5 is a
question that more than one citizen of
Martinsburg is asking himself. Bust
ness men are seeing the Importance
of providing good pavements, especially
on the main streets. Capital is always
desirable. 1t builds up a town, encour
ages enterprises, engenders prosperity.
We can offer good location, healthy eli
mate, cheap fuel, competing lines of
transportation, good schools, in fact,
nearly all the elements that are needed
to invite and satisfy the energetic capt.
talist to locate in Martinsbnrg. But he
is met upon the very threshold with a
stumbling blocko-bad pavements and
dirty streets. Without looking further
he turns upon his heels with the eXcla-
nation: "Shiftlessness and prosperity
do not go hand in handn and shakes the
dust from his feet, and selects another
section, where cleanliness invites him.
Every right-minded citizen will see the
logic of this statement at a glance, and
will say to himself; "Well, what can be
done to remedy this evil z" We an
swer, let those who own property lay
good pavements, and those who do not,
vote for councilmen who will see that
such payements are put down. Wefsil
to see why property men neglect to lay
suitable pavemerts, when they will in
crease the value of the property and be
a credit to the city at large. We dislike
to be continually complaining of the
shameful condition Of sidewalks, but
right is might and we propose to keep
ding donging at them until they disap-
pear. Just stick a pin there, reader,
and let it remain. In talking with one
Of our most progressive business men,
he deeply peplored the miserable condi-
tion of the pavements, and ended by
saying II want to thank you for your
efforts to put our city to the front. You
are right, if we want "a boom in Mar
tinsburg we must clean up, put our
walks in good shape, and thus show 10
the stranger seeking a home, That we
are up and awake, and mean to make
this the best town in the STATE. /
saw a paragraph in your paper several
weeks ago about the bad pavements;I
had not thought much about them, hut
in looking around | found several places
disgraceful to a man OF my means.
have made arrangements. to fix up al
ready and only wish Others would reach
a like conclusion Thus the work goes
on. All that is needed is to be firm in
advocating better pavements. We hope
the other town papers will join with us
in pulverizing the present pavemenls
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Tru,tks. .Satchei. dc.

" have jusl rertig-d yrry ielge and
beauiifu stcK Of TRUNKs. cLUS BAGS
and SATGHKLS, and rhs4 or fba8 FER te-
fore. GG1TjNGER & HONE.
QUEEN ST. olie 1ailiilt
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Come all Sc peap.e erkeley Coun-
Il, assemble u thequartsrs cf VIM. Sny
dsr's Tin store on king ! t. and inspect
his Immense line o. Stoves, Tin-ware, etc.
lie cannot be beat ia rootug ard spout-
mg and isan expert ia laying water pipes
Drop IN and see him. Apl2, I'm.
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For Couneilmen

Ed. Independent
Please announce Nc Authouy
Staubly For CouHeilinan II the s coad
Ward lie viii receive thr hearty sup
port os MANY CITIZENS.
Please announce NJ. w. MARTIN as
candidate for Councilman for lst
Ward Independent of politics.
VOTER
Please announce Mr. Geo. w.
DeGrange for Councilman in the
third ward, MANY NeTaRs.
Please announce aIr Frank c.
Williams as Councilman il Second
Ward. MANY NorEBs.
!. Please announce Mr. Geo. Gaver for
Councilman in Fifth Ward. He will
be earnestly supported by
MANY VOTERS.
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ARC 10 e24 war shapd ~, s3n 1t
GlLsER%S 'rUa SUR An
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Special Locals.

"HEY THEEEr' DO you wear IIerrings-
uappy-IIit White shirts, as good as any
dollar shirt made, and they only cost YOU
80 cents. G 7 Herring 81 Co.,
sole Agents.
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"lEY THERE.H no you know 9. r.
Herring 8 SOS, are giving away Beautiful
Cloth Bound Books.-You are entitled &c
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"A VIZ r. Ut H. Il "


For having read ibis. You havn's
read It'll /" Oh don apologize, for you
will read II Just the SINE, because there i
here spell Of N tragica mystical,
twistical rythym ard measures expressive
Of pleasures, rs hard 10 get away ffom as
the ins,y aud trusig, beautiful and wealth.
fal bargains We are just opening 10 Aliens
Youths, Boys aud childrens' clothing. c,s-
cnlatnd to-
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ri r LINE Of Hair Tooth aaa cioth
Brushes Toilet Articles Cologne at A ".
GLIB sRT' y Drug Store Mayhem
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Announcements.

| hereby announce myselfa candi-
date for County Superintendent Of
Free Schools Of Berkeley County,
for ensuing two years.
Nj. TucKER Bowen
Darkesville, Mar. 30, 1887.
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RDoTs. sHoNe ANnf.AI.s,

'HEY ThERE!p Why DON'T sou wear
the Zylonite Water Proof collars ard
Cuffs. q. +. Herring & Co. sole Ag'ts,
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BUSINESS LOCALs.
BufIh0yt g 90.
FOR Sale.
SAUCERS, separate from Cups.
f hURBHART Il co.

'HEY IHEREe W. ME sole agents
for Berkeley Count tie ele5lateu
Zylonie y atce psocf lars sold every
where Tor - cent or iriee IS cents. ~
loni etltils Goa'i taNe y be washee, only
3 cents a. II. HERRING q CO.,
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LARGE STOCK OF Fresh Garden seeds at
A VI. GILBERTS Nay7.2m
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Col. ". A. Phillips, who repre-
scented this district in congress fOI
six years, was in town Sunday
coming here 70 make a bargain with
Ulrieh Bros. for building stone. He
is building a new residence In Sa-
lima. He contracted for three cal
loads Of cut stone, and will want
more.
This old Kansan, who won a ma
tiOnal reputation In the bOrder-Euf-
fan days as one Of the bOldest Of the
free state men, is looking very we'll,
and his health is better than ten
years ago. He takes 3 lively inter-
est i'm all passing events. We regret
not having interviewed him on the
Shakepeare-BacOn controversy, but
are happy to report that he is IN
qualifiedly in favor Of equal suffrage.
He takes issue with Senator Ingalls,,
and believes women should have the
ballot on the broad ground Of justice.
Col. Phillips is a great admirer Of
John sherman, and rather favO-s his
nomination for President He Is for
a progressive platform, rs matter
OF course.
The distinguished gentleman will
spend most Of his time In Salinas
but business will keep him in Wash
inl.tOn most Of next winter.
During the evening he patrOnized
the band boys oyster supper and
their playing.-M0n-
hnlfnn DniIn RlnmlIir.